Re: my comments re Wakefield

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I was referring to the reluctance of those involved with policy making in

regard to mandated vaccines--their reluctance to seriously consider the

research that points to the negative effects of vaccines as they are

currently being administered. I have been closely following (and researching

as part of my graduate training) the efforts to clarify dangers such as

mercury neurotoxicity, and the negative response from those that profit from

the vaccine industry (including doctors/policy makers responsible for

deciding which and how many vaccines are mandated). I have read Dr.

Wakefield's studies about gut biopsies of autistic children, and his findings

that the live virus in those children's guts matched the type used for

immunizations (and not that found naturally)--and was amazed by the lukewarm

reception with which this information was recieved by the medical community

(who focused on criticizing Wakefield's small sample number)--

Hope this makes sense

Kate